Final decision on Fosters’ Tulip to be made in September

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Source: Dbox

Planning inspector’s report now in the hands of Robert Jenrick

A decision on Foster & Partners’ controversial Tulip tower is expected by 23 September, according to the Planning Inspectorate.

The inspector’s report on the 305m tall visitor attraction earmarked for a site in the CIty of London’s eastern cluster of skyscrapers has been handed to communities secretary Robert Jenrick for consideration.

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